Summer to Arrive This Week With All of Its Own Worries
AP reports summer brings optimism but also concerns across industry and trade. Labor tensions in steel and rail, potential strikes, and their ripple effects raise questions about jobs and costs. Rising racial tensions alarm retailers and manufacturers, while auto and steel output face post-model-change demand dips. Congress tax policy and credit tightening add to a cautious backdrop as the economy is seen strengthening overall.
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Big Question for Cardinals Over Pope Election
Vatican cardinals face a split between progressive and conservative camps with possible Italian candidates led by Urbani and Lercaro, while non Italians are deemed unlikely and moderates may decide the conclave outcome.
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Boiler explosion kills five at Spanish gas factory
An AP report from Barcelona says a boiler blast at a gas factory Sunday killed five workers and injured eight others. Local authorities investigated the cause as rescue units worked at the site.
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Kennedy Europe Trip Questioned Over Timing and Planning
President Kennedy’s planned Europe tour next week faces criticism over timing and preparation. He will visit Germany Ireland Britain and Italy to boost the Western alliance amid domestic civil rights debates and a shaky British government following the Profumo affair. Chancellor Adenauer may depart soon, with successor Erhard in line, while Britain’s Macmillan risks political collapse before Kennedy’s arrival.
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Paris Model Strolls in Beach Wear Amid Kennedy Visit Jitters
The piece notes a Shapley Paris model displaying a new beach wear design while photographers capture the scene. It discusses Kennedy's planned Italy trip and possible outcomes including a papal vacancy and a fragile political coalition. It warns of civil rights battles in Congress and potential electoral consequences.
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Nationalist Government Issues Stamp to Honor Hong Kong Refugees
The Chinese Nationalist government plans a June 27 stamp release depicting refugees who fled Communist China in May 1962. The stamps feature P C Lee images from Hong Kong's Tiger Standard and will include two sets with 80 cent and 3.20 denomination designs, reflecting the exodus and personal deportation scenes.
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Police Open Fire on Oil Workers in Barauni
In Calcutta India AP reports police opened fire on oil workers attempting to free 20 colleagues arrested during a demonstration in Barauni Bihar State. Two workers were killed and two injured in the Sunday incident.
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Mrs. Hull Leaves 9 Million Estate Probate Filed
Mrs Minnie Hull widow of a 3M early investor and longtime employee leaves a 9 million estate after probate filing. She died last fall at 86. Her husband died in 1951 and held 3M shares bought for 25 cents, now valued around 56. Most goes to a daughter with portions for hospitals foundations and a former employee.
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Yellow Page Ads Prove Effective For New And Returning Customers
Dialogue highlights the value of Yellow Page advertising as vendors claim color does not matter, only function. Businesses report frequent daily phone inquiries and occasional on the spot sales over the phone, driven by the ad.
Westmar College awards contracts for housing expansion
Le Mars Iowa contracts total 1 250 000 for a Westmar College student housing expansion including a 230 bed women’s dormitory a married student apartment building and remodeling of two men’s residences to house 52 more students. Bidders include Roth and Associates Storm Lake 593 260 Carlsen Plumbing and Heating Sioux City 104 700 etc. Completion set for September 1964.
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Mailbag: Odds and Ends From Hal Boyle
The column compiles light facts and witticisms from readers and cultural trivia. It notes age gaps for brides and grooms, animal displacement from rebuilding, drinking habits, patriotic anthems, linguistic quirks, famous estates, spider silk strength, fur prices, and miscellaneous curiosities from spice costs to clocks and vacations.
Grad 75 Heads to Boy Scout Camp for Three‑Month Tour
Edwin Halcrow, 75, graduated from the College of San Mateo with an associate in arts degree and will leave for a three‑month tenure as camp commissioner at a Boy Scout camp. A former Baptist pastor from Yreka, he has five children, 20 grandchildren, and 18 great grandchildren. He became an Eagle Scout at 71 after a 1959 heart attack, calling his college journey his geriatrics project.
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College of San Mateo
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Hoover in serious condition at Waldorf Towers
Former President Herbert Hoover, 88, remains in very serious condition with irregular heart action and a low fever. Doctors report anemia from GI bleeding but no further bleeding in 36 hours and say he is not in pain, resting quietly in his Waldorf Towers suite.
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Governor Love Breaks Into Mansion, Says He Slept Outside
Denver AP report says Governor John Love returned from a road trip and used a loose chain link to slip out of a security chain, gaining entry to the governor's mansion before rejoining security.
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